If you’re a vegetable fan, you might be tempted to give your dog some to try too. Good news: you can, because they’re also healthy for dogs, in moderation. A few types can be harmful, so make sure you know your stuff before you go wild in the veg aisle. We asked our Lead Nutritionist, … Read more
If, like us, you get ‘that look’ from your dog when you’re enjoying a snack, you’ll know how tempting it is to share a little of the joy. But in terms of your dog’s health, it’s not a great idea: giving your dog human snacks makes it much harder to maintain their healthy weight. And … Read more
Some dogs just love bread – from a few stolen sandwich crusts to a half-eaten burger in a bun. But is bread bad for dogs? And with lots more of us choosing to go gluten-free, should our dogs be following suit? Here’s everything you need to know about giving bread to your dog . Can … Read more
When you think of a healthy diet, you probably imagine one packed with fresh fruit. That might be a winner for us, but it’s not quite the same for our dogs. So can dogs eat fruit? Well, fruit isn’t off the menu altogether – packed with vitamins, antioxidants and fibre, it can be a great … Read more
Dogs slow down as they get older, just like we do. Watching your dog find walking or running harder is tough – so we include glucosamine and chondroitin as standard in our food to support their joints from an early age. Making sure your dog has a healthy lifestyle and the right nutrition can help … Read more
We’ve got so many dogs running around the office everyday that we’ve really got to be careful about what food we leave lying around. We put this poster up in the office kitchen to help us remember.
They’re itching, they’re nibbling, their skin is looking a bit raw…their gas can clear a room. Ouch! If this sounds like your dog, let’s get sleuthing, because the answer could lie in their food bowl. Like humans, dogs can be allergic or intolerant to particular foods. Only 10% of all allergies in dogs are food-related … Read more
Life with your dog can be full of surprises, like that one you found behind the sofa when you only nipped out to the shops for an hour. Meet the 9 poos you’ll have seen at some point in your dog’s life.
Making sure your dog maintains a healthy weight is an important part of responsible dog ownership, but just weighing your dog on the scales doesn’t always give a true reflection of your dog’s health. Find out how to Body Condition Score your dog.
Leading such an active life can often take its toll on a dog’s joints, which can lead to arthritis, so it’s important to know how you can help.